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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
PERSONAL.

w. D. Mcpherson Of Deadwood was in town
Thursday.
( CA Wiegand spent his Christmas in Rapid
with his-f friends
Edward Bailey and Ed Barnes were in town
yesterday, from Rapid.
Col. W. Fl. Parker Of Deadwood passed through
this city. eastward bound, to-day.
s. p Romans of Deadwood was registered. at
the Commercial on Thursday 1hss.
R. E. Grimshaw and John L. Carlin Of Rapid
were visitors to this place ON Monday.
Robert Boyd, jr., sheriff of Pennington county,
was up Tuesday on professional business.
w. C. Brinkwortl, son Of Joseph Brinkworth,
is spending the holidays with relatives in Chi
cago.
Misses Nettie Cole and Anna Keogh spent their
Xmas holiday with their several lady friends in
Rapid City.
City Clerk H. P. Hannah returned from his
eastern trip last week, reporting a pleasant time
while away.
C. G.. ingalls, and family moved to Whitewood
on Monday, where he will continue his grocery
business, recently started.
and townsite boomer. was rustling around the
city last Thursday on business.
Charles Howe left for Rapid City Saturday for
the purpose of celebrating Christmas in proper
manner among his acqnaintancos.
Henry E. Bailey and C. L. Wood of Rapid City
were in town on Wednesday last on business con-
nected with their respective professions.
DR.. Bowman returned from Iowa Sunday. He
reports times quiet and the weather cold in the
Hawkeye state. Tho doctor was pleased to get
home.
John R. Wilson. one of the leading democrats
of the Hills and prominent citizen of Dead
wood. passed through Sturgis Friday en- route
home from Omaha
Landlord Farley returned from Deadwood last
of the the week after having spent several days
under DR.. Rogers care. He is still troubled
with the neuralgia,
Mrs. R. Il. Albertson, wife of our station agent
with her family, arrived last week from Rapid,
and are now snngly ensconced in their new resi-
dence in the depot building.
Il DAYS 1rulr, New
York state, leaving his mother in improved
health Mr.. Vose has secured the agency of
the Geneva nursery of w. and T. Smith.
r. d. Kelly, the veteran policy-outliner and
presiding genius of the Deadwood Pioneer
passed through the city Friday on his way to
Fremont, to spend the holidays with his wife.
d. Fl. Clark, better known as Dave, was in
the city on Friday taking in the sights and gaz-
ing at the improvements of Sturgis. ITO Dead
wood on business, was all the ADVERTISER man
could find out concerning his peregrinations.
j. W. Fowler, the well-known attorney of
Rapid City, was in town Friday on his way home
from court at Deadwood. He remained in the
city until Saturday afternoon to attend to legal
business. The ADVERTISER was the recipient
of a very pleasant call from this genial disciple
of Blackstone.
Mrs. J. T. Potter leaves for New York on Sun
day afternoon january s. for the purpose of plac-
ing herself in the hands of an experienced oc-
ulist, hoping that she may derive some benefit
for her eyes, which have been troubling her for
some time past. Her large circle of friends in
the Hills sincerely hope that the relief she seeks
will be afforded. W
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
JUST RECEIVED.

13 barrels of R. !. Greetings,
40 barrels Of Baldwin's,
barrels of Roxbury Russets,
8 barrels of Golden Russets,
go barrels of Northern Spy,
5 barrels of Thompkin's King,
2 barrels of Tolman Sweet,
/ barrel None Such,
16barrels of Ben Davis,
! barrel Of Gabachau,
! barrel Of Cooper,
8 barrels Of Golden PiSpin,
8 barrels of Wine Pippin,
154 barrels of choice winter apples
strictly fancy stock, cheaper than here
tofore offered.
Order barrel.
SPARKS & ALLEN.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28

Came to my ranch, four and half miles south
east Of Stargis OH Alkali creek, December "a,
1887 one brown horse. weight about LOCO pounds
and years old; both hind FRET and one fore foot
white; dim brand on left hip. The OWNER caA
have the property by paying all charges includ-
ing this notice. J. MILNER.
December a. 1887.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
= TIME TABLE.

Fremont. EIkhorn & Missouri valley r. 4.
Trains going east leave Sturgis daily 1t I80 p
M, and arrive at Has q. m.
lose connections for the East, South and
North are made. The best accom- dtttfpaie,
e. Il ALBEhFSoS.
Agent, Sturgis.
w. +. FITCH. j. II. BUCHANAN,
General Managst. General Pass. Ageat,
Missouri Valley. Iowa.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
Tor Sale,

100 acres of land in Boulder Park, well
improved and under cultivation. Also
residence property and several town lots
in Sturgis, for sale cheap.
p HATr
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28

The Record this week will issue a
mammoth New Years edition, which
will be brim full of statistics and news
of this city, CLEANED from the record of
the year now nearly at an end. We
hope the business men of the city have
patronized it and made it a paying
sheet for all concerned, as it deserves
to be, as publication of that nature
plainly indicates the style Of town and
kind of business men its editor has
settled in and among. We wish it
success, and hope it has met with the
hearty cooperation of our business
citizens.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
EstraY Notice.

The undersigned has taken up at his
ranch at the mouth OF Deadwood canon,
one roam yearling heifer, no brands or
ear marks perceiyable.
G. w. HUBBARD.
Sturgis, Oak, Dec. IA, 1887. .21t3
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
Taken Up,

The undersigned has at his ranch, head of
Pleasant valley, two horses that have been rang
ing there since about the middle of July. last
to-wit: One bay horse about 10 years old no
brands discernibie; and the other is blue roam
branded M on left hip, and has the condemn
alton brand on the neck.
JOSEPH BRYyKwoPTH
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
MARRIED.

WEBSTER owLING+-At the Sheridan house, on
December ~, 1887, Charles A. Webster to Miss
Nettie B. Bowling, the Rev. E. G. Warren off,
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28
Ffremen. Attention.

Important meeting next Thursday
night will be held at justice office on
Main street.
E. G. LANE, Foreman.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28

CHARLES G. POLK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
Money to loan on real sstats -
MAIN ST. STURal&
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-28

s.Deadwood Restaurant" is the name
of a new establishment recently opened
by Mrs. Leander Ii Chapelle, on Main
street, next door to sobinson's saddlery,
Deadwood. Meals hre served to order,
and from the fact he tables are fur
nished with the beslto be found in the
market, the place hs already acquired
an enviable reputatie. There is good
lodging house in collection.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
The Court Record.

Circuit Court, Division No. 1-Justce Cox
Anderson VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; on hearing. Assignment un.
changed.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justice Hag.
ner.-Linn vs. Hoover; verdict for defendant.
Shipman VS.. Magarity; verdict for plaintiff
for $780, notice OF a motion for a new trial.
Houghton vs.. Edelin, ct al. verdict for plain
tia: return of property and 1 cent damages.
Jones q Cragin, assignees, VS.. Jackson, admin
istrator; verdict for defendant. Assignment
for to.day-Nos. 22 2s, 90, 70, Ss, 90, 90, o. 90,
Equity Court-Justice Observation-Disclosures
Vs. Altdorfer; sale finally ratified. Leesnitzer
We LeesnitZer; sale finally ratified. Carroll
vs. Thomas; answer stricken out and leave
given to file another answer. Race VS.. VOL
lard; death of Ada e. Wollard suggested and
made of record. Newrath VS.. Ottoi partition
decreed and commission appointed TO make
partition. Miller VS.. Miller: time TO take tes-
timony limited to thirty days. Walsh VS.. Walsh;
vacation oforder Of May 0, 1887, ordered. Tay-
lor vs. Taylor; divorce deereed. Robinson vs..
Knott; decree OF March "a made final and alb
solute Race VS.. Wollard; leave TO file amend.
ment to bill and reference to auditor OF April
80 vacated. Fitzgerald VS.. Fitzgerald; order
appointing Henry w. Sohon guardian ad litem.
Assignment-Nos. 91S, 10, As, 40, so, 5l, so.
Criminal Court-Justlce Montgomery,-Chas.
Rudd, second ofiense petit larceny; not guilty,
Michael Curtis, entlciug female child into
house of ill-fame; guilty; sentence suspended
Assignment for to-day-Wm. g. Morton. as
sault to kill; Edward Mitchell, housebreaking
and cases left over.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
PROpOS4LS.

DROPosALS FOR STATI0NERY-TREAS:
i uRY DEPARTMENT, May H. 1sS7.-Sealed
proposals for furnishing Stationery for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1855, will be received at
this department. until THE iirH DAY OF
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished
The BIDS will be considered and accepted or
rejected item by item; and this advertisement
and the proposal, so far as accepted by the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the bond ac-
companying the same, shall constitute the
contract between the government and the
bidder or bidders, and no further contract VIII
be executed.
from time to time during the year, In quantities
pursuant 10 orders from the deDartment. The
entire quantities will, however, be called for
Each proposal must be signed by the indi.
yidual or firm making IL. and be accompanied
two thousand dollars (S2,O0o), approved By q
United States officer OF the district In which
the sureties reside or do business, on form 70
be furnished by the department, conditioned
may be awarded underit, and the performance
Proposals unaccompanied by such bond will
not be considered. and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers OF
or dealers In the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to tho undersigned
and marked proposals for Stationery"
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the
Treasury Department, washington, ID. O., ana
will be subject to inspection by an expert
Treasury, and the edelivery OF an inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract, at the option OF the Secretary.
The department reserves the right to waive
defects and reject any or all bids. q. 8. FAIR
CHILD, Secretary Of the Treasury.
mylS.W4t
National Republican., 1887-05-25
AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Chronic Catarrh OF Twenty Five Years
Cured in n Very Short Time.

Chronic Catarrh OF Twenty-Five Years
Cured in Very Short Time.
One of the most disagreeable and obnoxious
diseases is catarrh. Because the disease Is
to make cure by local treatment. It's an es-
tablished fact that catarrh is a constitutional
blood disease: and II cannot be cured except
ing the poison. That this can be done by
Swift Specific is an established fact proven by
thousands Of testimonials, such as the one
Who Was % on the iedeTai 3 bench before tie @ WSr
Mr.. Key Is one Of the foremost citizens and
farmers Of Alcorn County. Mississippi. He is
such man as Is rot easily misled, and who
Our readers are cordially invited to address
Mr.. Key, and secure q personal letter as to his
chronic case OF catarrh. OF twenty-five years,
'''S ' CoRiSrH, 81 H. Miss, February i6, 1887.
Swift Specific CO., Atlanta, Ga,
GENTLEMEN Ever since came out OF the
times the disease was very offensive. / tried
oil the doctors that i could see and nearly
every catarrh medicine that saw advertised,
SS sgo WIEN sGe az Sesan iatins % % feit s i'm.
mediate benefit from the medicine, and after
taking six bottles felt like a new man. When
began using the medicine was In avery bad
matte pains In my knees, aud my feet were
always cold. These unpleasant conditions
were reniedied at once by Swift Specific.
] ceased using the medicine after the six
bottles because / felt SO we'll that ] thought
was entirely cured. This past fall, however.
had relapse evidently l had stopped tax
ing s. s. s. too soon. So ] at once began with
the medicine, and am happy to tell you that
am very much improved, my general health
being excellent, and the catarrh rapidly dis
appearing.
blood impurities, and recommend 1t TO all my
neighbors who are sick.
Yours truly, @. @. KEY.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on
Blood and Skin Diseases" mailed free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
DULL AND UN1NrEnEsrrNe.
The Room Traders and Bears Have the
Market TO themselves.

NEW YORK. May 24-Trading in stocks TO-
day for the most part was dull and uninterest-
ing, the bulk OF the small business done being
due TO the efforts of the bears and room traders
to further depress prices. The principal
means employed were telegrams from the
west giving accounts OF damage to the growing
what by the New England report, which,
though showing an increase In gross earnings,
has u much larger increase In operating OK
penses leaving small deficit. The effect was
disappointing, and considerable impression
was made upon the stock In consequence. The
bears were checkmated by the fact that there
were no stocks offered, aud the effect pro-
duced upon values bore no proportion TO the
efforts put forth. The list was generally heavy
to weak, but the declines recorded, except In
one or two special cases. were insignificant.
The opening was firm this morning with ad-
yances over last evenings closing prices ex.
tending to n per cent. The business was only
moderate, and soon became dull, and while
the general list remained steady In the early
dealings Fort Worth and Denver and New
England developed considerable weakness.
Toward noon the trading became extremely
dull, with somewhat frmer tone, and 80 re-
mained until the last hour, when there was n
slight advance, with considerable more AMI
Money on call has been easy, ranging from
81 to 81 last loan at A. and closing offered at 4.
| Sterling exchange is dull and featureless Act.
ual business at 1861 to 4S6 for 60day bills, and
1874 TO 4s71S for demand. Posted rates, 4sollS
| TO ass. Government bonds have been dull
but strong. State bonds have been dull and
Treasury !, ealsnces-coin. Ian sisS,iczo2a; cur
The following were the closing bid quota
4s, 1904; AZ coup, ,lless; Pac. es O. o.
%, 126; D.. @, S.e5s, 12l9s; Ga. Is, los
ioi; do. 6s io2S; Va. Gs, As; do consuls x N. c.,
Is., nj D. & r. q. is., 81 M, K. & +, ,ioiSs
| Northern Pac. 1st, 49,. do. "a. 105; North
western cons, lS9l5; do: debenture, lo9n
st. 1 l., CSiso i i; Psc, i ist. isa South Pac isf
li25S; r P. 4. q. 8 g.. 775l Union Pac., lst, lieS
| West Shore, l035z; Adams Express 1i5
Alton q T. H., SsIS do. pref, 75l4; American
Ex., 1l5; Bos. Air T. pref, 90; B. @, y r, NJ, 52
Can. Southern, 62Y; Canton. S6i Central trs
do. pref, 162; q. D. 4 q, 1i9lSsi Cleye'd & Col,
s.; Con. Coal, 81; Del. & Hld,, 1875; Del, 4
L., 1874; Denver 4 K. g., 3lsA; Erie, 35; do
pref, 7i11;, Fort Wayne, ISL; Harlem, 22S19
aous. Tex. 80; Ill Cen. 1884; Kans: 4
tyl. Sash, es1s; Manhattan e ( Con-, l iSSl,s; Il
4 Char, 81 Met. l., 2o7; Mich. Cen, gsA; Mo
5lIS; Northern Pao., s2IS; DO. pref, e2lSS
PA S,cdSo dS pref iIoh n
n.ia pfef s6 o OHIO iMHis MISE, 5 s' do. ~ pref rel SS
Or. Nav, 1881; Pac Mali, 55i Plttsburg, 1924
Reading, 4isS; Rich. & Aeg., a; Rich. q
DAN, $50; Rock l., 1909; St. 1. q 8. F.
40Mi do. pref, slas; 1st pref, 1isM; 81
PAUL 9s do pref, ,,al2 l2i 81 pac Paul m
2o}s; do; p, SoY Wells Far. Is2 " VI, union q,
Trust, 5l1S; Quicksilver 81; do pref, SS.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
RAILWAY NOTES.

The Canadian Pacific railroad has secured an
entrance into Chicago by an agreement with
the Michigan Central.
The receiver OF tho Texas and Pacific rail-
road has filed a petition for the construction
ofthe fourth clause OF the interstate commerce
law.
The Memphis and Little Rock railroad was
sold under foreclosure to q. b. Rose, for Il. X.
Dorr, and others, for 100000 Monday. The
road is mortgaged for s2,250,0O0.
The trunk line passenger agents yesterday
admitted the Baltimore and Ohio and
Inland and Western roads TO the combination
and made special excursion rates for the
summer.
In the case of Barnes vs.. the Chicago, Mil
waukee and 81. Paul Railroad Company de-
cision has been rendered IN favor OF the rail.
way company. There was $40, ,00O, 900 involved
In the case The suit originated out of the
purchase of the Lacrosse division oil the road,
The statement of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railfoad Employees Relief Association for
March shows that $50, ,5S5 was paid on account
of sickness and death. Since the organization
OF the association from May I, 1880, TO March
81, 1887, there was paid 81 ,363,3 $685. OF this
amount $500, 525 was paid for.aecldental deaf s.
S220, ,484 for injuries, s70,77l for surgical OK.
penses Si7S 49l for natural Sickness and sl33 Ill
foSdeaIhs from natural causes.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items OF Interest Gathered for the
sRepublican's'' Readers,

The terms of the circuit court for both city
and county have been postponed by Judge
Keith until next month.
Mr.. Edward Greene and wife, Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, arrived in the city, visiting relatives.
Fire was discovered yesterday morning at 4
o'clock In the grocery store of Messrs. Kelly y
Carr, on Cameron street, between Royal and
casioned by parlor matches taking fire. Loss
covered by insurance.
The will OF the late Cakes Anes, of Massa.
chusetts. was admitted to probate In Alexan-
dria county court yesterday.
R. s. Lacy has been admitted to practice
law in Alexandria county.
The Alexandria Real Estate Investment,
Trust and Title Company yesterday leased for
the year the brick building adjoining the
banking house of Messrs Burke d Herbert,
which they Will ft up for their offices.
DR.. William M. Smith, who has been Attend
ing medical lectures In Berlin, has returned to
the city, and will resume his practice.
Mr.. Thompson Baggett died at his residence,
corner of Peyton and Duke streets, on Mon
day afternoon In the 10Th year of his age. His
funeral will be attended by the Masons, Odd
Fellows. and Red Men, OF which orders he
was member.
The electoral board have made the follow
ing appointmentst to fill vacancies In the judges
ofthe second and fourth wards: Second ward
--Judgts, George T.. Price and Dan Ruben.
Fourth ward-Judges, Charles Marshall and
James Fitzgerald. Com missi0ners-SecOnd
ward, George 4. Price; fourth ward, Charles
Marshall,
National Republican., 1887-05-25
HEAVY RAIN AND WIND STORM
A Woman at Hiilsdaie Killed by
LIGHTNING.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
the dense aud heavy clouds that form In the
southwest gave forth ominous signs of ap-
preaching storm. The indications were fully
realized and Washington for half an hour was
visited by very severe wind and lightning
storm, accompanied by heavy shower OF
rain. When Its force had been spent 1t was
the trees in the public parks and on the streets
and avenues. Fences were blown down and
several houses were unroofed. During
the height Of the storm q
colored woman named Mrs. Cath
crime Williams, while In the yard Of her
house at Hilisdalc, Uniontown, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. Officer Slack
reported that an old oak tree on College Hill
was also hit, and completely demolished. The
wind also caused the telegraph and telepone
wirss In different parts OF the city to fall out
crossed caused considerable confusion in their
subsequent use.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
GRAY Telephone Case.

Principal Examiner Brown, ofthe division Of
electricity in the patent office, yesterday heard
argument on behalf of Prof. Alexander Graham
Bell In opposition to an application of Prof.
Elisha Gray for permission TO- amend his
original application for patent in the eele
brated telephone interference case OF Bell,
Gray, Edisen, McDonough, et al, upon which
a decision adverse to Gray was rendered In
1879. Mr.. Roscoe -Conkllng and Mr.. James J.:
storrow, of New York, appeared for Bell. aud
Mr.. Casey Young appeared for Gray.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
From the Clerks OF the Assessors ONCE
to Their Late Chief.

70 Lhto Ohiohs
The clerks in the assessors office OF meet
ing Monday night, presided over by Mr.. Chas.
s. Jones, with Mr.. w. d. Montague as secre-
tary, adopted set Of resolutions presented by
Mr.. wm. Morgan, chairman Of the committee
on resolutions, in respect to the late Assessor
r. P. Dodge. The resolutions are as follows:
''Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from his field of usefulness our late
Chief Robert p. Dodge. assessor of the District
OF Columbia; and whereas 1t is eminently
fitting that his useful career as citizen,
consistent Christian gentleman, and consider
ate head of this office demand from those who
knew. him we'll the highest tribute Of respect;
therefore be IL
"Resolred, That while acknowledging with
becoming submission the dispensation which
removes him from our midst, we feel that the
final scene was but the crown Of Light which
glorifed the pathway Of long and useful life.
"Resolped, That we tender TO the family and
relatives of the deceased our respectful SYM
pathy In their bereavement May they be COM
forted in the reflection that the Christening
hand now laid upon them is that of Him "who
doeth all things WELL"
"And be Il further resolved, That copy of
these resolutions be transmitted to the family
OF tho deceased through the honorable COM
missioners OF the District OF Columbia"
National Republican., 1887-05-25
Baltimore Produce Markot-May "a.
COTTON firm; middling, llo.

Baltimore Produce Markot-May "a.
COTTON firm; middling, lie.
FLOUR steady and quiet.
WHEAT-Southern scare and firm; red,
95@97c; amber, 96@9sc; No. Maryland: 9sc
asked; western higher, closing quiet; No.
July, 9i2s@9lhsc; August, 92ssse@921ac.
CORN-Southern steady and quiet; white,
5o@5lc; yellow, .5o@52ci western lower and
dull; mixed. spot, 40c asked; May, SOC asked;
June, 471S@471ac; July. 472s@47s3c.
OATS steady; southern and Pennsylyania,
8i@39c; western white, S6@S9c; do. mixed, 81
@35c.
RYE nominal $4,000.
PROVISIONS steady, with fair inquiry.
SUGAR-Copper refined steady, 94991ac.
WHISKY quiet, 10.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 2i.-Virginia 10-40s with
coupon, ~; 40. new 3s. $50 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
The Babies Cry for It.

And the old folks laugh when they fnd that
the pleasant California liquid, fruit remedy,
beneficial In its action than bitter, nauseous
medicines. 1t is o most valuable family rem
edy TO act on the bowels, to cleanse the sys-
TEN and to dispel colds, headaches and fevers.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale
by al leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
Peace Medals for the Indians.

The Interior Department has struck or at
the Philadelphia mint number of Indian peace
medals, with bust of President Cleveland on
representing n settler and an Indian Above
Is the word 'peace," t" and below is a tomahawk
and pipe crossed, These medals are given TO
such Indians us reward for services In In
customs for those of civilization and peace,
National Republican., 1887-05-25
From Rev. MIR. Kelly.

Myself and wife were seriously afflicted with
malarial poison, nervous .prostration. aud gen;
eral debility After using three large sized
bottles of Swift Specific, we now consider our.
selves almost entirely free from any blood i'm
purities, and are as active and supple as we
were twenty years ago. take pleasure in
recommending 8. s. s. to all who are suffering
from any impurities Of the blood, dizziness, or
nervous headache.
SAMUEL KELLY, Elder Church Of Christ,
Muddy Fork, Howard County, Ark.
Nashville, Oct. z, 1886.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
The Worst OF All CrImea.

The President yesterday denied the applica-
ton for pardon in the case Of Jas. J. Stanley,
who was convicted April 10 Of fraudulent regis
tration, and sentenced to ninety days impris-
onment in the Jail at St. Louis, The President
indorsed the application as follows II cannot
II be in case presenting unusual consldera-
tions for cemency. i consider such oiienses
the worst of all crimes, and | know OF none the
punishment Of which Is more important to the
puhlicD